The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-17 00:00:00

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MIST Opened, in the large Circle, a VIEW of DOVER, taken from the Pier, Which comprehends the 'extent of the Town, rite Outer and Inner Basons, Shekstieare's• Cliff, the Western Heights, with the l'ortiti. `cations, and Barracks, recently erected mere ; the Castle; the Chalk Cliff's, .extendni4 to the South Forehrtut ; Coast "of France, with the Steeple* of Calais, is distinctly seen in the distance. The whole enlivened by a variety of Ships, Boats, Fi. tures, &c. - ,_ • .41pm/A ALT Y OFF IC h . ? August 15, sSo9. 1117 LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the ADMIRALTY having ordered His Majesty's Gun. prig MINX to be stationed of the Scaw, for the purpose of ex. hthilimg a Light for the Guidance of Ships pursing to, to from, the Cattegat ; and the said Vessel being direfied to take her Bear biz: as follcur4,viz. , it, .01 . NAl l .l:' PAY:OFFICE, Tune 20 , t 309, AGENTS FOR SEAMEN Ag1);101.11ERS. 70 GIP7L.I'M IithYD,IYARDLE ) BSQ. A N dfa havufg this day r ec e i ve d t h e Royal Assent for the Encouragement y Seamen,' and for other purposes,. wherein it is' provided, than it shall not be lawful for any Perii'ini within the United Kingdom to receive 'any Wages, Pay, PriZe, or Bounty !Upon for any Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-Commis-, sioned'Officer . of Marines, or Marine, or Non-Commissiened Oes cer or Soldier in the Army, other than and except. Pit sons v../.70 shall be duly Licensed by she Treasurer of the Navy for' that prer-; pose, who are required to give security for their good tonduß (whichrestriaion is not so extend to the /Pi*.z.vs, Parents, Chil‘hei Brothers or Sisters, of 110 Petty 0/peers, Seamen, Marirks, ev:d Soldiers) to take (fee? from the last d. f y . of August next: Notic.Kc is hereby given to Persons who .thall be desirous Of taking Out License.; under the Provisions of the said At 7, that they insist, on ot before the zotb day gf . gull , next,. send- their Names and Places of abode, a nd the n ames o f luso P ersons .2CAom they shall pro pose ors Sureties in each case, to be bonne, in the Penalty of I'-zoo Hundred Pounds, that the Person deSirous to be Licensed, shall demean himself properlr, and sb .11 duly armour to the Persons en.: titled therein, for all the Wages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money, he shall receive. LETTER THE FOURTH. Spelas ?. & to speEtabere serpens I SIR, ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, 44. BROAD-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE. THE Principe upon which . this Institution was established in j an. i being that of investigating the Creels of Vaccine Inoculation by mere experience, and thereby of determining the question of its adva::tages to the public, it is thought necessary to request Medical Praditioners and others to communicate to this Establishment accounts - of Such adverse Cases as have tallen under their observatlans, particularly of occurrence of Smal subsequent to Vac cination. It is resiiecilully sliggeste t that the evidence be represented as decisively as possible of the previous exist ence of the Cow. Pox, and of the subsequent Small-Pox. N. 13. Such Persons, whose circumstances-may render the loss of time inconvenient to them by their attendance to give intormation, are infOrped, that each pecuniary conipe.nsation will be made, as the discretion of the Board nay think tit ;. but this will be as liberally as-the finances of the Institution Will allow, according to the importance of the information, and the circumstances Of the Patient. commutfications may be addressed to any of- the Medical Establishment, , and personal attendance be given on Tuesdays and Fridays, at One o'Clock, the days of Inocula tion: " Bcaw Light-house W.N.W. by Compass Six Miles ; then the Outet End of the Reef will bear N. W. by N. by Compass distant Three Miles." Node e thereof is hereby given, for the information of the Ilfas ter: and Pilots of His Majesty's Skips, via' for the Ben fit of Navigation in Qeaterat. • IV. IF: POLE, ' PICTUALLMC-OFFICE,, - - .yuly tt, 1809. THE CO.IIIII7ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11 fel yESTI" NAPY do hereby give Notice, That Friday, the.. Ist of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such Quantities of PRIME IRISH BEE F and PORK, to be cuted in the ensuing . Season, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to -oiler; one-thlid Part thetlV to be packed in Hill puncheons, one-third Part in Tierces, and one , :third Part in Bar rels ; to he dclive,ed into his lilajeity's Yinualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, and into the Army Plamalling Stores at St. Cathatine's, in regular Proportions- of each Desprip t tion of Casks, by the Periods undirmntioned, viz. One-fourth Part of thewhole by the Vith Feb. 'ISO. One-fourth Part more 15th April , 1810. One-fourth Part More - 3 iii May, 18 to. And tbe remaining fourth Part by-the 15th July, alp. .4,'d so be paid for 6y Bills , pgyabl; with interest, nine!) , days after date. Perfons resident at Portsmouth, P?ymouth, Chatham, or Sheer.. nest, to transmit the same to the &hie] . Clerk of the Nally Pay.. O.ffice7at each of those Ports resfeelii ; and at_all other Place.; in Great drifain and Ireland, to the Pay. , lllarter, at the A'avy Pay-Office, London. l'ltc.alcdical* Establishment consists of Drs. Pearson; Nel.- st ) .„.ni and Sutton, J. C. Carpue, Esq. I. Doran, Willi am bvacld F. Rivers', E. Brande, and Richard Ogle, Esqrs. 13y Order of the hoard, R. DURHAM, Secretary. A LL Persons Indebted to the EST I ATE. of Mrs. MA I( t • A 1( E'T BATEMAN, late of Collier;s•rents, toroughaor South ,‘ ark, deceased, ar desired to Pay the same to Mr. lvlovvOrJy, Solicitor, ,Bank side, Southwark; and all Per,:ons . having Clah l is ...1 - 21n the said lstate, are de sired tosend them as above. _ • - - Tbe Licenses are grantable for threeyears, and may beieternsined at au Time by Ike •? in cares of miscondua of the Parties wbo shall obtain them. • By DireOion of the Treasurer, YQHN SMITH, Pay-Master. If at y Pero's: after the- Lc/ September next, who Shall not hao e a License from the Treasury of the Navy, or shall not he within the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and others, shall offer himself to re:eive,' or shall receive any Wages, Prize Illoney, or other Allowance to Seamen'atrd . cthers, - he Well be gre:10: of a Misdemeanor, and on.Convibliota will be punished, accordirs:v. 'The Condition: of the contra may he seen at the Sectetaty's Office; or }• appying to Mr. .7. W. Dunstervilie, Aient tLe.ritiaalling at Cork; to the Collethr of His Majesty's Cus tom; at Limtrick, Bfliast, Newry, and. Waterford ; and to the Postm4ster-G c ncral at Dublin, resreitive(y. N. B. No Tender for a lets:Quantity than Two Thousand Tierces of Beef,• and 7 . 5.,0 Thousand Tierces of Po►k w•.'ll he ad.. mined. SUP To' THE'CENEROUS IRISH, P ORTERSot I'AF.E.SCIIVOLSandIMEROVERS of LANDS. WO T • English Brothers want Situations ; tl :e 'e-ic as a BU 11. ER, or .Cl.l LLA RMAN ; the other; :is. )RA I NL R ot LANDS; or TiIAT CH 12: l< : lie is capable ofundertOing the Min.ageinent of Labourers. The following are the Terms upon which the Advertisers are willing to engage : The former, Fifty Guinea's per 'Year aad Board - ; the Thatcher, a Cottage for himself and Wife, and One, (j - uine., pe Week. • ' Letters (p ost - pa id) a,ldrts,ed to M. 'Littler, a t M r. Phi!.. lips's, hair dresser, St Aliisd's sueet, Pall-Mall, will be dilly atkalded. - No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Tr ords at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the said Ist of Septembers uor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on bit behalf, attends., to answer•, when called Inc. • This Day was published, In TWO Vols. cr. Svo. price izs. Boards, IVI U:SIE Sv:AFONIAN.42. : a con)ple.te Conte tion" of the •C.:inbridAe Prize Poems, from the first Institution of that Premium. 13y the Rev. THOMAS SEATON In 1750, to the year itic.b. To which are added, Three Poems, likewise written for the Prize. By Mr. Bally, Mr. Scott, and Mr, 15 /rat:Alt:Ml, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster row ; and F. llodson, and Defghton, Cambridge. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A IN ESTATE, t.e0ni , 50,0001. 10 . 200,00 a value ; ,o()., Lund would be prervrred, and it will be no ob jeClion though, there may not be a Nl,ansion-liouse on the -Estate, It must not be situated farti.;r North than York. Letters, containing particulars, addressed to Mr. Gregory, licitor, No 12, Clement's-ion, will beinswered in a few • GENERA -L SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BE DSTEA D, forming a regular Military Bed tur the field, Barracks; &c. also a SOFA for a Pt or icoorn, &c. and likewise a SEA COT tor on hoard ' 34 2 the whole packing in small Vallee, allowed the most Portable ever yet. manufactured, invented by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine -street, strand, .vvtio most humbly presume the highest honotirs ought robe Paid all those who so gallantly live and die ;or their King. 4,4 GRAN LOTT ERY . , TWO 'HUNDREDb THOUSAND POUNDS To betlividect betivLen the. Public ui Ogle Day'. PrIGKETs and SHARES are on Sale bs EYTON, at Ins State Lottery Office, late Partner v,itit Sir iaines Branscomb, N o. z, Culla:ill, near the Nlansion , louse, • Only 5,00 . 0 Numbers. Schemes, and every particular relative to the Lottery, to be ha, gratis, at th e above Lucky Office. In the LAST LO't"rti4.Y, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in t3o Shares by 1 , . Yl'ON 9,123 - £ iO,OOO 4;390 - ,Cs,ooo 719 - Zioo *811,510 - 20,00 9 1 5, 12 7 •• ' 5 ,o , q .0 , 535 - - j®o , 977 - 20,0,-. 3, 0 04 - 2,000 19,063 -- sot) 1 2467 .l. 'boot) The Grand Prize Likewise, of 1,000 Tickets, en Ltitled to 4,7651 STATE' LOT IER Y, • With only Five Thousand NuMbers. SCHEME. 4 of .. 4z0,000 I 8 - of - ,Cr,Ooo 4 4 . - 2,000 Besides tool. &c. Soo • ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. . • . v YIFT and Co. respectfully inform tiid Public, that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Of ''ces, No. It, Poultry, No. Charing.cross,.and A,ld i4e High.street. The Scheme of the present State ..Lottery is new, and af fords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the imthense Start of 8 0,0001. ! ! ! which tnay be obtained by purchasing ‘ ll e whole of a N um b er, or i n proportiOn for any Part. ,Ticket s and Shares will be higher before the Drawing. 'PRESENT PRICE. Ticket -- - ,C2,z ,e; Half _ Lit 0. f Eighth - - 17 QUart r 13 a I Sixreeuth - - t 9 TBy AUTHORITY OF PARLIAME . N T . o be dis Posed of, by way of LiAtery; Twenty- Nine CAPITAL FREEHOLD NEW SUBS TAN_ lAL W B LL -BU ILT HO USES (land-Tax Redeemed) zituate in the most eligible, part of the Metropolis, Pickett and Skinner -streets, capable of vast improyements., The original cost of these Buildings exceeded too,oool. and could ol..tirc,:izistiip,?ilt tor a :nue') larger sum„- .. p ublic, that: thaeiyidhaCvo, . Brokers, respedfully acquaint. the oSili,pwßeEnt e,,ntitti_ng eon sale a Variety of 11 CK ETs and the Purchaser to the Beneficial Chances r-nve kirand Capital Prizes, Schemes of which May be had at the Ol d , Established State Lottery Offices, 26, Qornhill, and St. Margarei's Hill,. Borough. PRESENT PRICES. Ticket - Half . •. - - -• £8 12 o Quarter . . r A., , 1 to o I Eighth :- - Z I 3 6 . • - z 6 o I Sixteenth - otz o lAMES SKELT ON aged 2.6, at Walton on t h e , ...1 Hill, t... psorn, Surrey,' was' seven years a fti eti with el - even or ei g h t holes in his rig w ht leg, and between ni nety. and one hundred- piec e s. 01. bone came away duritig that period. l'h edischarge and weakno,:s increasing, unable, unassisted, to. m ove ; taltriig otflus leg Was propoSed to save his life. lie then confidently applied to SPILSBURY's PAT E.NT AN. lISCORB.TIC, Dk()PS ; in a year and a half, by. them 4lone he is restored to li:alth ; and it is now three years 'ince he has followed his la! °riot's occupation. lie will l otsfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter post paid. 4:ite,., The genuine Medicine- has . the Avurds, " By the Ki ng ' s nt,., expressed. on lire Battle, bill of dir e cti on, and out 's' wrapper, arid the King's duty is printed in.blackink. ULIII_ Sold at di, Dispensary, , s , 5ur,&., 4 ,,,,ire, London, in Bottles of ss. 6d. doubie Bottles ros. and larger-41. 23. "'Pound iissence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. P IGIUAL..I,IIVu-uI•FICA, Aug. 8, iBo9. 'HE CO.MAIISSIONERSjor CIA LLING His itiell'ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Mtke, That Friday the zial inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing ( sealcd up)and treat for Three Hundred and Fifty Tt.ns of OATMEAL, One Hundred and Twen9, Tont of . TO BACCO, and kify To . ns of COCOA; to be deliveied at the P..rts aid in the proportions undermentioned, viz. Qatmeal Tons. Tobacco Tons. Cocoa Tons. Por t mouth I 2 30 0 Plymouth Deptford o so . . . 5.5° 120 50 ' The Oatmedl and Tobacco to be delivered, one.halj in Fix Weeks, and the remaining half in - six weeks afzerwards, and the Cocoa in oni month; and tv be Maid Joe by A 1 ills- pay a bl e , with interest, ninety Days , af ter date. The Conditions of . the Contraa may, ; 6e seen at the Secretag's Offile. , . No regard'wili hr bad to any Tender in which the Price Shag r not be inserted in 7.1147:4 at lerigth,cr that shall not be delivered to I the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 25th Ina, nor unless the Person zuldo snakes the Tender, or . some Person on his behalf,. attends, to answer ihhen called for. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS .REWARD. GENERAL POST-OFF ICE, -Filday, t fa) Aug , iS:9. r rHOMAS RICHARDSON, a . Person enzployed - 1 - in the Inland Department of this Office; bring cmg ; ly , sus.. peeled of Felony, Whoever shah' apprehend, or cause him to be apprehendod, be entitled to a 'Rewardof ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, to be paid on his Conviaion. He is' about 34years of age, fair . complexion, round face, with light broWn hair, cut short, is stout made, about 5 fret so or it .inches in height, add has lost a tooth in the centre of his upper , Jaw, part of, which remains, and is quite black, He absconded on the Morning of the ioth, and is supposed to have been dressed hz a blue coat, striped yellow •ivai;tcoat,f.rban colouredcloth breeches, and white.stockilly. He is a Sussex Man, and was brought up a Bricklayer. The said THOMAS RICHARDSON resided in L'ant_ street, in the Borough; in Sea-Coandane, Snow-hill ; and in field-lane. If the under-described, Bank 7 Posh-Bills should be offi.red in . Payment, please to stop them and the Parly t and give invned;ate 3574 5 Aug. 'BO9. ,C'to 3883 5 Aug. ISO 9. ,Cio 3875 Ditto ,C lc) 3SBI Ditto. ,C to 3877 Ditto kto 388 z Ditto - ,Cto 3878 • Ditto kto 3883 Ditto. kto 3879 Ditto. ' All paYable to 7obn Hatsell, Elq. or Order, They are not Accepted nor Indorsed, and consequent?) , are not negociable. .13,y Command of I-Es Majesty's Portmastrr-General, FR4IsiCIS FREELWG, .Secretary. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. HERTFORDSHIRE. Elegant MODERN VILLA, or SPORTING LODGE, upwards of Seventy-Three . Acres of FR E Elio I. D and I'Y'I'HE-FREE LAND, and Two COTTAGES, with GARDENS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr: SQUIBB„ At Carraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesday, the 20 instant, at Twelve-o'Clock, id Seven Lots, A Newly -erected elegantsiball VILLA, or' Sport-. /AL ing Lodge, with Coach-botise, Stabling, and Fifteen Acres of very valuable Meadow delightfully situated at the foot at Caldicot Hill, only thirteen miles lioin Lon don ; five capital Meadows, containing-about twenty-eight Acres, separated front the former by a lane ; , five other Fields, called Niedbourn Land, situate near the thirteen-mile stone, on the high road to St. Alban's, containing neat thirty Acres ; grid a Labourer's Cottage and Garden on the road side. The whole of the Land rs Tythe.free, and exonerated from Land Tax. • • - ..... . . ~ - I- or Tickets to view the Villa, apply to Mr. Squibb, Sa ville.passage, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may be had ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Brooks, Mecibourn, who will spew the fields of Sledbourn; • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate about a mile and a half from Southampton, and within the limits of the Town and 'County, late the residence rid property of General Stibbert, deceased, comprising The MANOR of PORTS WOOD , , With the •Court Fines, Quit Rents, &c. &c. A capital modern-built-stuccoed (louse, with suitable Offices of every description, the.w hole in the most excellent and perfect re pair ; extensive and delightfill Pleasure Grounds and Gar dem, Green-house, Ice-house, Flot and Succession Houses; a beautiful Park of highly' diireesified Grounds ; a fertile and productive. Farm, in excellent order, cal!ed the Priory of St. Denys, with a complete Farm -yard, containing:upwards of six hundred acres of land, part in hand, part on lease, and a part on lives. Either the whole will be sold in one Lot, or the Mansion-house, with upwards of no Acres, inclosed within the park paling, will be sold separately, at the upLion of the P urchaser. Portswood is eminently distinguished for its peculiar ad vantages in point of situation, and commands extensive and pittureSque Views of the isle of 'Wight, Southampton %Vo ter, the River itchin, and the surrounding rich and beauti, ful Country, which is highly varied, and. luxuriantly adorn ed. The neighbourhood is very respectable, and the roads . extremely gooc To be yieived by tickets only, which, with - printed parti culars may be had of Messrs. flecknell and.Spedding, No. 32, Lincoln's-Inn-tields, where plans of the House and Estate may be seen. l s articul,frs may also be Lad of Mr. Hooker, Upholsterer, SouthamprQn. • BUTLER'sCELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH . POWDER. ' • REAUTY of Countenan ce , and regularity of .Fea ./.1• tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; hut, the Proprietor of BUTL F. R's TOOTH PO W E.R•would beg leave to remind his Country. women that the lustre of their-Charnis ltises , halt its • iiillirenee where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew a rotten Mid, .tinhealty appearince—this. is. the mire inexcusable, at The present Preparation ati'drds the MEd!. ble means_ of removing every • bierniSh of the' ens met, and is safe in• its application, being composed of Ye getables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperreetion, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and deleelable,. and making' the Gums of their proper shape . and vermillion hue ;..and a certain Preventative against the To-nil-ache. No Composition of this kind eVer brougiu fur. ward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; an d the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. , Sold, wholesale and retail, the Mr Butt , r, No 4, Che'ap_ sicte„corner , of Paternoster.row i and :emit, by Crisp, cotnei o f spring-1;4111ms; Smith arid Clarke, 389, Borough • Bax ter, EctiOurgii and GJasgu ,, v ; and by M os t ,Ceuntry!Medi ‘ine Venders ais i Perituners; in Bulct at-as. 9d, each. I truStl have convinced every.unpreindieed and impartial mind of the puerilityand,injustice of your application for a suslension of public opinion, par= tieularly while your oopularity is loudly pleaded by your party, as a lawful and recognized authority or estate in the Constitution ; while the ‘great officers of . the Crown ate openly menaced by the most pro. iligate of mankind for setting up thel.ing's Authoi rity in' opposition to yoU*L-while you are Meditat'- ing the: erection of altar against altar- 7 -of eagle against eagle--in the Forest of Windser, and on= paring, it m titers. not whether todefy or suborn, in the purlieus of the Castle. I have satisfied, I irna gine, every part 6f this, gr e at P u bli c not a b so l ute l y . infe&e.d and gangrened by the epidemic malice ana base suspicion with Which you and your fellow-la bourers have poisoned the sound sense and eh:inner, of the People; Phave proved and demonstrated the selfish, - ungenerous, and . unmanly course, which alone presented itself to your' feelings,.seliCitonc, not to replace your Royal Vi&im in the hearts of a loyal and affe&ionate people, but 'to protra& the baneful error into which you, had betrayed them ; and pro long the sufirings you had inflicted upon an inno cent and injured Prince--inflicted upon the testi_ many Of a prostitute, whom you had aftuaily briljed and suborned ; .whom you knew to be vindielive, mer cenary and held ; who you were conscious possessed' the art and power of forgery, though you then lieved her as incapable of that crime, as you did of perjury—before she touched your own pocket, and , you were called upon to settle• accounts with the pct polarity you had contra&ed for: Good God, Sir, .is it possible that the short-lived success you have met with should have so confuSed and overwhelmed your Understanding, that you can; at . tkis time, expea to dupe another Deputy, or be the hero of the dullest Common-council-man ? • What ! after having had the folly to p . nrcliase your popularity %vitt' such. large sacrifices from your purse and. your charaaer, to barter ifbaway,ffr the mere 'chance of saving your purse, 'with the certain loss of all the character that remained or bad betn newly acqdired to you Do you 'think, Sir, that , COBBETT or WAITHMAN Will ever forgave the selfish and niggardly spirit which dictated to you to stand trial with the Upholder, •and impugn the veracity of Mrs. CLA - lIKE Can any true Patriot,—can any wise, firm, and virtuous‘REFoaman; applaud the dirty penury which indticed you" to brush down the web 'they had, half their. life, been weaving, to break down your own 'toils, and liberate the Royal Bird from the fine meshes they had spun from their ve nomous entrails, without the injury of. a feather.? - Are you , fond enotigh to believe that they do not both secretly and loudly accuse that sordid avarice which, for the miserable chance of BILKING.VOtiIt ACCOMPLICE, led you to unravel and defeat the • halt-achieved conspiracy ? Do you think 'that the elegant COBBETT, and the gentle 'WA;TH. MAN, utter no passionate curses, and prepare nei (her Speech nor ,Register against you ? and that you , will never be reproached with the treason you have been guilty of against the Majesty of the Peo ple and its metaphysical.throne ? Recoiled too, Sir, the ridicule and disgrace of your failure. , 'Even 'the wicked hate the crime that ddes" not prosper, and despise a bungler in ipiquity. Are you aware that the detefied CoaBETT drew from the life, when he sketched a " KNAVE-FOOL," and that and even Colonel WARDLE, with 'whoever else haS disclosed • his own depravity, .has sat for the por trait Your. two friends,.you know, Sir, absco4clect" when they were to prove-the truth of their charges " and base and infamous as . their falsehood and their - flight have made them, it was surely wiser, than to be 'at the trouble and, the expence, and 'incur the'. 'danger. of proving .tliern - by barratry and subornl tiOn, merely in order ,to disprove them afterwards; by shinnying their cause, and putting their witnesses in the . pillorY! • You Must call' to mind too, lyit. WAI3L (if •• you do not, your friends that you staked every .thing of theirs, every thing they' had accomplished, and all they were in hope of, that the ruin of your Corn - on Cause, was the certain inevita&le effe& of this paltry cupidity. You had -but,. the bad and Wretched' hope . ; Whi . Ch has deceived you,, of saving '• Political Register, jaly z, EAST INDIA HOUSE, August 16, 18°9. T HE COURTof DIRECTORS of the UNITED 2 : COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Trad. in t to the EAST INDIES, dv ber4y give Notice, That a Quarterly Genet-al Court ,qf , ibe said Company will be held at. their. House, in Leaaenball-stteet, ssn Wedneselly, the 2'!b Setteinher next, a/ Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. tin L lAtil R .4MS , Secretary.